Integration of Google Publisher Tag - flutter
Integrating Google Publisher Tags (GPT) from Google Ad Manager (GAM) into a Flutter application involves setting up GAM, integrating the GPT library, defining ad units, and testing ad delivery. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you integrate GPT and test ad delivery in your Flutter application:
Step 1: Set Up Google Ad Manager (GAM)
- Create a Google Ad Manager account if you don't have one: https://admanager.google.com.
- Set up an application in GAM and create ad units as described in previous sections.
Step 2: Integrate Google Publisher Tags (GPT) Library
- Add the google_mobile_ads package to your pubspec.yaml file:
dependencies: flutter: sdk: flutter google_mobile_ads: ^latest_version
- Run flutter pub get to install the package.
Step 3: Configure GPT in Your Flutter App
- Import the necessary classes in your Dart file where you want to display ads:
import 'package:flutter/material.dart'; import 'package:google_mobile_ads/google_mobile_ads.dart';
- Initialize GPT with your Ad Manager ad unit ID and ad size:
final String adUnitID = '/YOUR/AD_UNIT_ID'; final BannerAd bannerAd = BannerAd( size: AdSize.banner, adUnitId: adUnitID, listener: BannerAdListener(), );
- Load and display the ad:
bannerAd.load();
Step 4: Test Ad Delivery
- Use Google's test ad unit IDs for testing. Replace "YOUR/AD_UNIT_ID" with the appropriate test ad unit ID:
- Test banner ad: /6499/example/banner
- Test interstitial ad: /6499/example/interstitial
- Make sure you are not using real ad unit IDs during testing to prevent serving live ads.
- Run your Flutter app on an emulator or a real device to test the ad delivery. Ensure you have an active internet connection.
Additional Steps
- Implement GPT ad event listeners to handle ad lifecycle events, such as ad loaded, ad clicked, etc.
- Test different ad formats, sizes, and targeting options using the GPT library.
Please refer to the Google Publisher Tags (GPT) documentation and the Google Mobile Ads Flutter plugin documentation for more detailed information, guides, and code examples.
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